French knights are hard to get.

The French Knight Medal is the highest honor awarded by the French government to people with extraordinary creativity in the field of art or literature. The conditions for winning medals are very strict, including being issued by the French president at the age of 30. The "Knight Medal" is a French medal of honor. It was founded by Napoleon and was originally used mainly by French citizens who made meritorious deeds in the war. 1963, at the initiative of French President Charles de Gaulle, the "Knight Medal" was re-established and became the highest national honor of the French government. In addition to rewarding French citizens who have made outstanding contributions to the country, the number of foreign citizens who have made outstanding contributions to the development of good foreign relations in France has also increased.